How to Use Timers in C#

We all exist in time and computers do too. Being able to harness the power of time is crucial to making next level programs. Watch this video to learn how you can fully utilize time in all of your C# programs. Thank you for watching!
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[@sahmedyanis]

very simple, straight to the point and well illustrated.
this video is very helpful thank you so much

[@tugs8689]

thank you man I've been looking for exactly this for a while and this is where I found a perfect solution

[@pooyayousefi582]

Well explained, i just started with C#, i will hop on your discord!

[@1negroup841]

For anyone watching this for the purposes of using this in unity and the Timer wont stop use Timer.EndInit(); in whatever function

[@markoviitanen2671]

Very well done. Keeping it simple enough. :)

[@zcodings]

Hey man great video. just joined on your discord

[@maddiebahle]

Thanks so much for the information!

[@veremiller2171]

You're Welcome! Thank you for watching!!

[@leoleo20100216]

Very useful,clear. Thanks.

[@ideletefile397]

Thank you! Simple yet informative.

[@DanielArloff]

Very useful thanks!

[@angus1111]

this is so useful , thank u for sharing !

[@Ultimateman]

Thanks this video came handy!

[@1negroup841]

Hey This was very Useful. I was kinda curious about what happens when you stop the timer. in unity it just keeps going, so i wonder if i am just using it wrong.

[@veremiller2171]

Yeah it could definitely have different behaviors based on the environment it is running in.

[@roumen1669]

thank you very much!

[@RyanBarkman-q6v]

does not quite work for me, when the event gets called it crashes

[@rudijonker6844]

Thanks for the video.

[@im1in260m]

Does the code in the event handler execute on the same thread when using DipatcherTimer or is it a separate thread? Same question goes for the first example.

[@veremiller2171]

That’s a really good question. I am going to take a guess here so don’t hold me 100% responsible for this but I think it uses a separate thread

[@peterpotnik8243]

thanks, wery good explained and helpfoul

[@jonsch7804]

so to use timers for Microsoft Forms i would have to use dispatcher timer aswell right?

[@phungaiong6058]

verrry niceeee

[@ahmedel-hindawi9226]

Could you please tell me what monitor you are using?

[@veremiller2171]

I believe it’s a 28 inch 2k monitor

[@AarkazhiStudios]

Most helpful tnq 💐

[@abulchowdhury8170]

hey do you know to make STOP sign for streets using c#?

[@veremiller2171]

A stop sign or a stop light?

[@jackybrub1343]

@@veremiller2171 both

[@kormsd]

I dont understand why Timers are meant for static classes as they in themselves are instances

[@NickProkhorenko]

I cant stop timer.

[@bedirhantekeli1681]

did u find anything ?

[@NickProkhorenko]

@@bedirhantekeli1681 Since that time, i already understood how timers work at all. And, my invoid construction was a little not right, i made many mistakes, yes... 😏. But now all works as well, so dont worry.

[@dardimjs6171]

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